The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-10-09
THE rArAor AND THE 1AsoaEn.
The EGerts Made Under the Fepe's ouie-
e.ce to solve the "Labev ouestierI" I,

,pce to Solve the Labor ssuesttsn.n lt'
G1ENoARIFF, Sept. so.--Since my last let
ter, in which spoke Of the deep, widespread.
and ective interest taken everywhere In Eu-
rope by leading Catholics In tho social aues-
ton and In favor OF the laboring Glasses, other
facts have given to tho part taken In this
movement by Leo XIII. and the Catholic episco-
pate an unexpected degree Of Significance.
believe am putting the matter in It's SIM
plest and most Ineligible form before the
American mind when say that the two great
moral forces which now stand face 10 face In
Europe endeavoring, each In it's way, to solve
the difficulty between labor and capital, are
the Papacy on the ono side. and on the other
the anti-sociei. anti-C Christian organizations,
which obey the orders or are carried away by
the influence Of Continental Freemasonry. as
distinguished from tho Masonic body In the
British empire and the United States.
There has Just come to light In the columns
OF an advanced italian revolutionary journal
the Eco fItatid OF Genoa, a document which
clearly reveals the purpose OF strategy OF that
hidden power which now controls and governs
France and Italy. which ultimately aims at the
destruction Of all Christian institutions not
only la what was ancient Chrlstendom, but
In the United States as well. II American cit
liens will only allow the secret organization
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spread amongus.
This document IL none other than the secret
instructions OF Grand Inspector Of Free
masonry tEuropeanl" Here fs one pregnant
passage which recommend to the serious at
tention OF public men, OF those, especially. who
favor and patronize In the United States the
principles and practices imported from foreign
countries These instructions are directed
toward securing the result both OF political
elections and OF the agitations and insurrec-
tionary movements promoted by the radical
press. q. ,,uu ~, =. l., v
lodge we should have group Of influential
brothers who II they be not men Of strong con;
lodge, either through the agency Of brothers
at their own risk, or. what would be preferable.
by the agency OF outsiders fpro}anes)
tho most Hls exasseratcd form the protestatons
uttered against the existing government Of
society, so that when once you have prepared
SOW therein our true doctrines which, compared
with other doctrines, will present IN appear
theless not to lean too much toward the, pro-
ietartat ipa s as non.pr9tnrietors ASK ior
W. here WhS Rna o is Of
hypocritieal and treacherous reformers. yoiun.
enterprise. and to incur all the risk and danger
remain out OF sight and risk nothing.
This is the one great force which aims at
human lie on new aims and now principles.
=, Now here is tho other, the force which was
the main agency. under Providence; in Great
mesudns and aireeng that a Society
and civilization which are the glory OF the
As have already more than once told the
rcaders Of The Sun. the one great purpose OF
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power. diviney Instituted and destined to save
society and the human race from anarchy,
revolution. and the thousand corrupting agen-
cies which are evermore ut work to bring us
0 This lies at tne bottom Of the powerful plea
which Leo XII. has Just addressed to Italy In
ay3r q the /, Gt the
which can alone enable the PoDes to exercise
thoir dyns mission for the spread h Of Chris
AS an answer te the appeal addressed by the
following declaration OF Le Temps, the leading
aeen an edaors the and
famous Ramp Pr shs q Eugene
Official Italy" And do not forget that NJ. Rem
du. O. former Garibaldian, contributed to the
establishment Of the present King ION Q, Italy
power and this action Of the Pope not only in
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in what relates to the political destinies Of al
most every nation One may here contemplate
seS Rs snss sSe sy o ss %oG
tics, and Of these habits Of parliamentary gov
ereasinG prepoaderance in the administrator
OF affairs. All that the people have acquired In
tue monaroRicai forces Of past ages. But peo.
pies. on their side. as they become more and
xea sns
present day. L not the highest and tho best at
* Sstsslois%, Of which the Pope is the su.
SThusl. Is that in ogr age. thanks precisely to
the spread Of the national sovereignty among
the popular muses. And to their habits Ct self
In fact. exercise. q political action hundred
times more powerful and more extensive than
period Of the middle ages. Ali nations feel this
. and fear IT. at the moment they are going to use
This is said erudgingiy and .Derforce. But
what most interests US Americans and the
masses among us now 80 passionately moved
onghly. how cordially. how energetically Leo
XIII, uses at this moment all the influence OF
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on q Ss q Ga IN
Newcastle on Tyne. on Sept "a and 10 instant:
This crusade WAS et IN fos
whole Church Of Christ most resembles Lee.
intellect and heart. Its chief promoter has
been another apostolic, priest. that devoted
Father James Nugent who Is the living provi-
dence Of the laboring poor Of Liverpool and Of
weekly established by this good man at his
own expense and risk, and carried on In the
face Of difficulties seemingly insurmountable,
has now the largest circulation OF any Catholic
newspaper IN the English LANGUAGE; As the
cate OF charity and temperance, and as the
Catholic Times deserves the unbounded graft
tude Of the laboring classes everywhere, OF all
IrlShmen In particular.
Men Ike Cardinal Manning and Father NJ
gent. obeyng the inspiration coming to them
from Rome are removing fast from the lives
and the homes Of the laboring Door the blight
letter Of appreciation which. the Pope ad-
dressed lately to the American apostle OF
temperance. Bishop Ireland, was intend
cd 70 encourage the holy cause not
English language is spoken. Indeed. the social
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